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Greece: An Economic Tragedy in Six Charts. By Paolo Mauro and Jan Zilinsky | February 10th, 2015 | 11:00 am Greece’s economy has spiraled downward since 2009, at great human cost.

A newly elected government headed by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is demanding relief from its reform and restructuring program. How did Greece arrive at this situation?
Nicholas Stern, Baron Stern of Brentford. This article is about the economist.

For film producer, see Nicolas Stern. Nicholas Herbert Stern, Baron Stern of Brentford, Kt FBA FRS (born 22 April 1946)[1] is a British economist and academic. He is IG Patel Professor of Economics and Government, Chair of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the London School of Economics (LSE), and 2010 Professor of Collège de France. Since 2013, he has been President of the British Academy. Biography[edit]
Stoicism. Stoicism is a school of Hellenistic philosophy founded in Athens by Zeno of Citium in the early 3rd century BC.

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Secretary of State James Byrnes gave a speech in Stuttgart, Germany. A movement was afoot to penalize the Germans for their role in World War II by deindustrializing the country. Byrnes opposed anything resembling economic spite and promised the country a fair chance to rebuild. “Germany is a part of Europe,” Byrnes said, “and recovery in Europe will be slow indeed if Germany with her great resources of iron and coal is turned into a poorhouse.” It became known as the Speech of Hope. Whatever he lacks in efficacy, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis knows his history.

The Austerity Junta And The Savaging Of Greece. “Defaults are difficult.

But even more so is austerity.” — Joseph E. Stiglitz and Martin Guzman, Huffington Post, Jun 30, 2015. The Austerity Junta And The Savaging Of Greece. Everybody Hates Greece. Argentina Shows Greece There May Be Life After Default
When, five years ago, Greece’s crisis began, Europe extended a helping hand.

But it was far different from the kind of help that one would have wanted, far different from what one might have expected if there was even a bit of humanity, of European solidarity. The initial proposals had Germany and other “rescuers” actually making a profit out of Greece’s distress, charging a far, far higher interest rate than their cost of capital.

Worse, they imposed conditions on Greece — changes in its macro- and micro-policies — that would have to be made in return for the money. Such conditionality was a standard part of the lending practices of the IMF and the World Bank. Typically, when they imposed these conditions, they had little knowledge of the real workings of the economy; and frequently, there was more than a little politics in the demands. Somehow, one expected something better of Greece’s Eurozone “partner.” Defaults are difficult. Greece Prepares For Key Vote. Chicken Coops, Chickens for sale, Hen Houses - Farm Fowl. The new proposed IMF lending framework. What’s at stake: As many authors worry about the consequences of the peculiar interpretation of the pari passu clause in the Argentina saga, a relatively unnoticed proposal, which was discussed on June 13 2014 by the Executive Board of the IMF to reform its lending framework, could also have large implications in the context of sovereign debt vulnerabilities.

If introduced, the new framework would most likely eliminate the systemic risk waiver, which allowed the Fund to lend large amounts to countries whose debt didn’t qualify as sustainable with high probability and would instead introduce the possibility of maturity extensions as a policy tool.
IMF Executive Board Discusses the Fund’s Lending Framework and Sovereign Debt.

The staff paper follows up on the Executive Board’s guidance to Fund staff in May 2013, which stemmed from an earlier staff paper: Sovereign Debt Restructurings–Recent Developments and Implications for the Fund’s Legal and Policy Framework. That paper reviewed the recent application of the Fund’s policies and practices on sovereign debt restructuring and identified a number of issues for further in-depth study. The Board agreed in May 2013 these issues required follow-up work and asked staff to present options for reforming the Fund’s policy framework in each of the identified areas. Executive Board Assessment1. 052214a. 052214a. IMF Seeks a “Reprofiling” Middle Ground Between Bailouts and Defaults. IMF Seeks a “Reprofiling” Middle Ground Between Bailouts and Defaults. IMF Survey : IMF Explores Ways to Strengthen Response to Sovereign Debt Distress. The IMF is looking at ways to improve its lending policies for countries experiencing sovereign debt distress (photo: IMF) IMF Lending IMF Survey June 20, 2014 IMF studying ways to reduce costs of sovereign debt crisesIdeas under Executive Board consideration aim to add more flexibility to IMF toolkitIMF in dialogue with stakeholders on possible reforms, with work to continue through 2014 The IMF continues to consider ways to improve its lending policies for countries experiencing sovereign debt distress so that the costs of crisis resolution can be minimized for debtors, creditors, and ultimately the international financial system.

A paper recently discussed by the IMF’s Executive Board further explores how the institution’s framework for lending to countries that request “exceptional access” to IMF resources—that is, financing above the normal lending limits—can be made more flexible. IMF Survey: What is the current lending framework for countries with sovereign debt vulnerabilities?
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Europe’s Attack on Greek Democracy by Joseph E. Stiglitz. Explicit cookie consent. Joseph Stiglitz: how I would vote in the Greek referendum. Ekathimerini.com. Social protection statistics - pension expenditure and pension beneficiaries - Statistics Explained. Data from December 2014. Further Eurostat information, main tables and database. In 2012, just over a quarter of the EU population (26 %) - around 130 million people - received at least one pension (see Figure 1, data exclude Belgium).

The proportion of the population receiving a pension is highest in Lithuania (31.5 %) and also exceeds 30 % in Bulgaria, Estonia and Slovenia, but is below 20 % in Ireland, Spain and Malta and only 14.8 % in Cyprus.
Milton Friedman on The Euro: Monetary Unity To Political Disunity?
SAN FRANCISCO - A common currency is an excellent monetary arrangement under some circumstances, a poor monetary arrangement under others.
2 paragraphs that explain the Greek financial crisis. Milton Friedman might be best known today for his free-market political views.
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